Wisconsin’s Unique Watershed Challenges From the fertile agricultural lands of the Driftless Area to the forested wetlands of the Northwoods, Wisconsin’s diverse landscapes shape the health of its lakes and ponds. While each pond is unique, most face...

When crisp air and falling leaves signal the end of summer, it’s easy to assume pond maintenance can wait until spring. But in Wisconsin, fall is a critical window to protect your waterbody through winter and ensure a healthy, balanced, and beautiful...

Many ponds and small lakes in Wisconsin experience conditions that lead to their surfaces being covered by a “scum” or biofilm. Biofilms can develop at different times of the year, and their composition often shifts depending on seasonal changes and ...